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When building the auto-start script conky manager will pull from $DESKTOP_SESSION and add whatever it finds in an if statement in order to auto start conky. When a user uses startx and refuses to use a display manager the desktop session is not set and is empty. Conky manager sees that it is empty and instead of using an empty string for null conky manager uses "(null)" obviously nothing happens because this is not valid bash syntax and conky will never start. In order to fix this somebody could ad logic to detect if $DESKTOP_SESSION is empty and just use and empty string "" instead of "(null)". If this is not fixed the user would have to make a new start script everytime they changed the config undermining the ease of use conky manager offers.
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When building the auto-start script conky manager will pull from $DESKTOP_SESSION and add whatever it finds in an if statement in order to auto start conky. When a user uses startx and refuses to use a display manager the desktop session is not set and is empty. Conky manager sees that it is empty and instead of using an empty string for null conky manager uses "(null)" obviously nothing happens because this is not valid bash syntax and conky will never start. In order to fix this somebody could ad logic to detect if $DESKTOP_SESSION is empty and just use and empty string "" instead of "(null)". If this is not fixed the user would have to make a new start script everytime they changed the config undermining the ease of use conky manager offers.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: